Re: Fun with C

[Maciej Sobczak <see.my.homepage@gmail.com>]

On Apr 26, 8:18 am, "Dmitry A. Kazakov" <mail...@dmitry-kazakov.de>
wrote:

> > What? A simple hanging spring can oscillate while being purely linear.
>
> That system is not linear.

Taking into account your further response to Nasser, I take that you
mean the *real* hanging spring.

OK.

But then, I don't see anybody in the whole world who could explain how
it works (the more details, the more shaky it is), not mentioning the
i486 CPU. In which case I no longer understand what you are trying to
prove in this thread.

> What I meant was: take the i486 and describe its [electric] behavior by
> means of Newtonian mechanics. Of course it need not to be a detailed
> description, only a sketch

OK, so welcome back to simplified models. Hanging spring is a linear
system then. :-)

> how it could be done considering that its
> components (electrons etc) are rigid bodies.

It's pointless.

It was not designed at this level of detail (higher-level abstractions
and reusable design modules were used instead), so there is no point
in describing its behaviour at this level.
In which case I again don't understand what you are trying to prove.

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